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Meanings of uninflected in English
Spanish
sin inflexión Usage of uninflected in English
1
Some of the poets recited their work in a deliberately uninflected monotone.
2
He crashed back down at the sound of that soft, uninflected voice.
3
He and Douglas heard it then-thelow, uninflected growl of a high-flyingAntonov.
4
It was scarcely a question; Cloud's voice was level, uninflected.
5
Flat, uninflected, it slices into me as if it were sliding through a thin slit.
6
The laughter was completely unguarded, open and uninflected.
7
Leila spoke, in a voice tranced and uninflected.
8
Then her voice began, passionless and uninflected:
9
Only the most uninflected acceptance, as if there had been no doubt, ever, of what he would say.
10
His expression had become rather more wary as he heard her utterly uninflected tone, but he didn't back off.
11
His voice is uninflected, resentful.
12
She stopped when she saw who it was, and spoke in the dead, uninflected voice of a person in extremity.
13
What had been a single uninflected horizontal view out over the desk was now divided into six discrete square frames.
14
She pointed them out to the man beside her, keeping her tone as level and uninflected as she could manage.
15
Levy and Richard Fleeshman power their way through an uninflected score: all peaks and pain and big ballads, all orgasm, no flirtation.
16
It was written in soulless letters as neat as a kindergarten classroom poster and as uninflected as an English professor's lecture notes.
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